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April 2012 Archives

Connecticut trooper hurt in I-95 accident near Bridgeport

Last week, a Connecticut trooper was injured in a car accident caused by a wrong-way driver. The driver was going northbound in the southbound lane of I-95. He hit a police cruiser and another car, injuring himself as well as causing head injuries and arm injuries to the trooper. According to state police, the trooper had been asked to block the highway after someone reported the wrong-way driver.

How to modify alimony in Connecticut

After a divorce decree has been entered, the circumstances of the former spouses creating a need to modify the original support award. The most common reasons for requesting a modification are financial - especially in the current economy, where many people have had their work hours reduced, been laid off or lost their jobs.

NHTSA proposes new rules for brake override systems

In the wake of the defective product lawsuits lodged against Toyota, the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) has called for new rules to make brake-override systems standard in new cars. More than 10 million vehicles, including Toyota's Camry and Lexus' ES300, were recalled due to the possibility of accelerator pedals being trapped under floor mats.